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Following the eviction of illegal occupants at the Hangberg Civic Centre in Hout Bay earlier this year, local residents highlighted the continued state of the facility’s disrepair in June, a month dedicated to the youth so dependant on recreational s

Drawing large crowds and big names in politics, sport, music and government, the third annual Street Tennis tournament, also known as Wimbledon in Westridge, served up all the action for young and old.

It is all hands on deck for a collaboration of stakeholders in the Southern Suburbs to reinvent a safe, secure and inviting environment behind the Newlands Swimming Pool, known to be a “crime hot-spot”, along the Liesbeek River.

Libraries in Kloof Street, Vredehoek, Observatory and Kensington are some of several across the City of Cape Town that will take part in the coding action and will host in-house sessions on Thursday 18 July, Mandela Day.

The Philippi police and community policing forum (CPF) have said a final farewell to one of their own, following the murder of Const Bonginkosi Zuko Bhobho while off-duty.

Animals in Cape Town have been battered by strong rain and gale-force winds that have swept across the province.

Communities across the Southern Suburbs are hit hard by heavy downpours and gale-force winds wreaking havoc and destruction for residents and animals alike.

Facing fluctuating water temperatures between 13,6 and 14 °C, Fish Hoek High School teacher Kim Adams set out on her first Robben Island Crossing on Monday 1 July, all in aid of animal welfare.

A group of boys and young men from Kensington could not contain their excitement when they got the opportunity to watch a live rugby match at the Cape Town Stadium recently.

For close to 1 000 residents living in the Vygieskraal informal settlement, they are no closer to formal housing as their decades-long battle continues.